>>1501183>I have a piece of land with a building on it>I get some ovens put in>Bring in a week's worth of flour, eggs, butter, salt, etc.How did you get that land?
Who did build that building?
Who farmed the wheat of that flour? Who grew the chicken where those eggs came from?
Every single product in our societies needs to pass a human transformative process to be made, known as work. That work, applied to any natural object, makes the owner of that work also the owner of the new product.
"Das Kapitas" explains in more detail how the whole process works, but in brief: capitalists' don't do nothing more than appropiate unfairly of the products made by others, using the mechanisms of the state (law and force) for that purpose.
>we don't always like themWe can agree here that representation is a bitch. Direct means of organization are way more efficient, fair and quick in our modern societies, thanks to technology and worldwide networks.
>What makes any organized system of peacekeeping distinct from a "state">How humans would trust each other enough to collaborate and form society without any organized system between themselves to keep peace?Why don't you step over the line in a bus station, If there's no law that prohibit you to do so?
Ethics, education, and culture are "self-limitations" that keeps everyone for grieffin in others' affairs.
As far as you don't hurt anyone, you should be free to do whatever you want.
